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Rogliano becomes even more pet-friendly, with a free at-home microchipping campaign for privately-owned dogs
With 200 free microchipping procedures scheduled for the next year, Rogliano continues its efforts to tackle stray animal issues.
A group of elderly people came to visit our shelter
A group of elderly individuals belonging to an association in Costanza recently came to see us and spend a couple of hours with the animals. Here’s what happened during their visit.
Story of the month: Dobby
Dobby was saved by a lady from Cernavoda in Romania, who intervened and stopped a group of kids who were mistreating him. She then brought him to us for medical care, and today he is ready to be adopted by a family.
Trixie Italia continues its support for Save the Dogs in 2024: working together for animals and people in need.
Trixie Italia continues its support for Save the Dogs in 2024: working together for animals and people in need.
MIOMOJO: Bags that help save lives
Miomojo continues its valuable support for the Save the Dogs Foundation’s projects in 2024.
Save the Dogs announces the closure of its U.S. office
A difficult but necessary step to focus our resources on our key activities in Romania and Italy.
Friends On The Streets, Companions For Life – Giovanni and Bingo’s story
We were pleased to participate in the Pet Welfare Forum. Here’s a summary of the event.
Save the Dogs played an active role at the 2024 forum, where we engaged in three days of discussions and knowledge-sharing with top experts in the pet care industry.
Story of the Month: Evren
Evren was severely underweight and infested with fleas and ticks when he arrived at our shelter, but he is responding very well to the care we are providing.
Friends On The Streets, Companions For Life: reporting on three years of work in Milan
On the occasion of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, Save the Dogs has released the third edition of the “Friends on the Streets, Companions for Life” report
Rogliano becomes even more pet-friendly, with a free at-home microchipping campaign for privately-owned dogs
With 200 free microchipping procedures scheduled for the next year, Rogliano continues its efforts to tackle stray animal issues.
A group of elderly people came to visit our shelter
A group of elderly individuals belonging to an association in Costanza recently came to see us and spend a couple of hours with the animals. Here’s what happened during their visit.
Story of the month: Dobby
Dobby was saved by a lady from Cernavoda in Romania, who intervened and stopped a group of kids who were mistreating him. She then brought him to us for medical care, and today he is ready to be adopted by a family.
Trixie Italia continues its support for Save the Dogs in 2024: working together for animals and people in need.
Trixie Italia continues its support for Save the Dogs in 2024: working together for animals and people in need.
MIOMOJO: Bags that help save lives
Miomojo continues its valuable support for the Save the Dogs Foundation’s projects in 2024.
Save the Dogs announces the closure of its U.S. office
A difficult but necessary step to focus our resources on our key activities in Romania and Italy.
Friends On The Streets, Companions For Life – Giovanni and Bingo’s story
We were pleased to participate in the Pet Welfare Forum. Here’s a summary of the event.
Save the Dogs played an active role at the 2024 forum, where we engaged in three days of discussions and knowledge-sharing with top experts in the pet care industry.
Story of the Month: Evren
Evren was severely underweight and infested with fleas and ticks when he arrived at our shelter, but he is responding very well to the care we are providing.
Friends On The Streets, Companions For Life: reporting on three years of work in Milan
On the occasion of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, Save the Dogs has released the third edition of the “Friends on the Streets, Companions for Life” report